I hope for you that that proposal about access to sterilization procedures passes

It was probably plunked into the snow to keep the ice from melting.

It's treated and filtered before being used as drinking water. When Cambridge switched to MWRA water a while back, it was because they were installing a new filtration system.

SCOTUS ruled that a DUI checkpoint and brief questioning was not an unreasonable search and seizure. If questioning produces probable cause, then out comes the breathalyzer.

Is that not what they're doing?

Also, don't get right in front of trucks ever. They have a much greater stopping distance than you do, especially if they're fully loaded.

That's just because we didn't know about it yet

What constitutional right would it violate, then?

Is there a scenario other than driving where you'd hit one of these checkpoints and get pulled over?

You don't have a constitutional right to drive. You can walk through and just wave.

That's not very Puritan of you

http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XXI/265/265-79-b.htm

Anything that "endangers or is likely to endanger any person or property". Snow, unsecured loads, inattention, you name it.

Fluff turns into a big blinding cloud when it blows off. And it can stick to the windshield of the car behind you. Clean it all off.

All of the Merchants ads are terrible. If I hear them on the radio, I instantly change the station.

I currently go to Assembly Sports Club in Arlington (because the actual Assembly location closed). The trainers there work with compete newbies pretty often. They do group stuff too but I'm not sure how it works now. (Also it's pretty crowded because they haven't opened the expansion yet. And I just realized it's going to get even worse with the New Years' resolution people. So maybe hold off on this one.)

I used to go to Evolve Fitness a while back. I liked that gym better. It was just less convenient. I don't remember what they did for group classes or personal training.

Tell your reps, then. With enough reps on board they can override Sununu's veto.

They don't need to. Passing winds are more effective than a brush.

Adding all the mechanics necessary to run a brush takes up more development time, space, weight, and power for not much benefit.

The state shouldn't be able to tell me I can't put crack in my blunts. I thought this was America! Live free or die!

Get out.

Hold your Dunks medium hot regular

The specific name for that generation is "baby boomer"

I always see these daytime TV ads for Medicare stuff that's clearly targeted to take advantage of elderly people. It's messed up.

If you can, go out to a big empty parking lot and practice putting your car into, and then recovering from, a skid.

In addition to donating, there's the option of just putting them up on Facebook marketplace, craigslist, or one of the buy nothing Facebook groups.

The low unsubscribe rate is probably because it just goes to the spam folder.